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Thousands of migrants have made their way illegally into Greece from Turkey, using rickety rafts to cross the Aegean, the narrow waterway between the two countries. United Nations data in September shows sea arrivals have already more than doubled the roughly 12,000 migrants who were caught trying to illegally enter Greece last year. Illegal entries…

Hardly 20 days have passed after the destructive fires in the forest of Evros, NE Greece, and the Environment Ministry is licensing wind park

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called on United Naions members to join a "global cooperation" against Climate Change and Migration

He is young, just 35 year old. And good looking: tall, with perfectly shining teeth and a bright smile. Stefanos Kasselakis, the aspiring lea

With Europe at war with extreme weather caused by climate change, Greece is on the front lines, with unprecedented flooding and wildfires hitting the country.

With Europe at war with extreme weather caused by climate change, Greece is on the front lines, with unprecedented flooding and wildfires hitting the country.

With Europe at war with extreme weather caused by climate change, Greece is on the front lines, with unprecedented flooding and wildfires hitting the country.

Hundreds of wildfires have plagued Greece over the summer, adding to a list of European countries set ablaze during record-breaking late summer heat waves as global temperatures continue to rise. Evros, in the North-East region of Greece, sits along the most popular route for migrants crossing the River Evros from Turkey to the European Union. Reports surfaced on August 22 that 18 burned bodies believed to be migrants were discovered near the Evros capital city, Alexandroupolis. While the

ATHENS — Faced with criticism for his alleged poor handling of the fires and floods that struck Greece this summer, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis pledged fresh funding and reforms in order to fight the “climate war”.The promises could reinvigorate the image of his newly elected government that has been tarnished by footage of residents taking refuge on their roofs in

On the speed of reconstruction in Thessaly, Mitsotakis responded that this was linked to the proper management of its waters